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Monday, 7 August 2006

America is going to experience a civil war. Whether this will be her first, second, or third Civil War will be left to the historians to squabble over, but this one will be different than the War of American Independence (in which rival political parties warred each other) and the War Between the States (in which federalists battled statists). This time the war won't be between the North and the South, or between Whigs and Tories, it will be between the Cities and the Countryside. What happened in Louisiana following Hurricane Katrina served as a prelude for what is to come.

“That a majority of Colorado Republicans with the most conservative
voting records are from Weld County speaks volumes about our county,”
Saine said. “This shows that the Democrats from areas such as Boulder
and Denver really are out of touch with the rural values we espouse
here.”
Garcia said since they have come out on this issue they have received
calls from counties in other states asking commissioners about the
issue.
“We have received phone calls from citizens in the Nebraska panhandle
complaining about how they are having the same issue with Omaha that we
are having with Denver, Garcia said. “Then last week we talked to
people in New Mexico who are interested in part of peeling part of the
state off and joining with Texas.
“In each of these cases rural residents are being disenfranchised by
the populated urban areas of their state who are attempting to pass
regulations that may make sense in a city but are not necessary in rural
areas.”